Supply Chain Management encompasses the planning and management of all activities in sourcing and procurement, conversion, and all logistics management activities. Importantly, it also includes coordination and collaboration with the channel partners, which can be suppliers, intermediaries, third-party service providers, and end customers. In essence, the supply chain integrates Supply and Demand management within and across the company.
International Supply Chain Disruptions are not new and not just limited to Covid19. Global Supply Chains are the most vulnerable in this disruptive situation. Every problem needs some solutions and here we present Prescriptive Strategies for International Supply Chain Disruptions. It’s most useful for all sort of Supply Chain and can be implemented with the help of technology.
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We all know that It’s impossible to anticipate the arrival of global crises such as the coronavirus outbreak.
However, firms can mitigate their impacts by taking supply chain preparedness to a higher level. The best response, of course, is to be ready before such a crisis hits, since options become more limited when disruption is in full swing.
Let’s explore in this article how should companies re-design their supply chains to operate effectively in a highly volatile world through excellent examples of past and author – @ wisdom & experience.